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,1orri. Remain. With Pirt.hnrr.

PIrrSBURG, PA. July 24.-The man.
agement of the Pittsburg ball club decided
to-day not to part with Morris, their left
handed pitcher, and when Manager Mutrie,
of the New Workers, arrived to close the
deal he WAS informed that they had changed
their minds, and that the giants could not
have him. The good work of Morris in
the last three games and the number of
protests received by the management since
the announcement of the EopOsed sale,
caused them 10 reconsider the matter. Nor
ris will now be- put in the box in his regu-
lar turn, and an opportunity given him to
redeem himself. Manager Mutrie's ex-
penSes TO this city will be paid BY the
Pittsburg club.
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Eject of the Land RilI.

LONDON, July 24.-An interview was
had with Mr.. O'Brien, NJ. F., and editor
of the Eaited Heidnd, on the subject of the
Irish Land bill. Mr.. O'Brien said that the
first effect OF the measure would be to
bankrupt majority of the landlords in
Ireland, aud next effect to destroy the
government which had purchased office
with concessions destructive To the con-
servatiye party. After bitter struggle
of six months, he said the Ministry had
adopted Mr.. Parnell's bill, and it was the
plau of campaign that had forced them to
pursue their plans.
The Earl OF Aberdeen who arrived at
Queenstown to-day, from New York, was
interviewed on the Irish question. He
spoke in the highest terms ol Irish all
over the world.
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A BARGE SUNK.
Tie Theodore PsAy Goes Down-seven
iiyF Lost.

The Theodore Pefy Goes Down-seven
Iiyss Lost.
DETROIT, Mics. 5uly PA Free Press
special from sabherstburg, Ont, says; :;
The steam barge D. W. Powers, Of East
Sagiuaw, passed mp this morning and re-
ports loss of the barge Theodore Perry,
of Rondeau, at . o'clock Saturday morn
ing, during very heavy gale from the
north, and the loss of seven persons. The
Powers was bound up with coal to Sag'
inaw with three barges in tow, the Perry
being Third. The Perry got into the
trough of sea, and having canvas up, the
strain OF the line pulled her how out and
she sank Immediately. Capt. Mccormick,
of Saginaw, crew of four and two young
men from Saginaw were crowned. The
Powers placed the other ba yes ill sale
place and returned for the Perry, but only
found the cabin floating loose.
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MURDERER LSSCHED.
lie Dies Game and l. strung up With
Curses OH His Lips.

lie Dies Game and Il strung up with
Curses Oh His Lips.
NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., July2i.-AbOut
30 this morning a mob of masked and
well armed men nOiseleSsly approached the
j.,il, " herein l.. d. Shellenberger was con-
fined for the murder OF his little daughter,
aged II, whose body WAS found terribly
g:rshed in the cellar, on April both. The
guards being taken completely by
surprise were easily Overpowered. An
effort to break in the heavy iron
doors ofthe corridors was fruitleSs, and the
sherfi7s office, which Is directly over the
prisoners cell, WAS entered, aa opening
about three by six feet WIS made III the
floor through which part of the moo enter
ed, and in which the condemned man was
confined. The door was broken open and
the prisoner dragged out in the courtyard
and a rope fastened around his neck. He
declared his innocence of the crime Of
which he WAS charged and convicted,
and requested his body To be
buried in the old homestead until he
was proven innocent, when he should he
removed to the side Of his dead father and
buried like other people, He never broke
down and remained neryy to the last. He
was strung up, dying with n curse on his
lips, and he said "I'll haunt you s-Of
b-s il can" The mob, which was
composed mostly of German farmers from
the vicinity of the murder then dispersed.
and they left, singing loudly u
H., Al
mer attempts made to lynch Shellenherger,
hut unsuccessfully. He Is credited with
several other murders, one Of which he Is
very likely guilty. lie was the murderer
Of an Englishman named Leonard, several
wears agu, on the river bank, which has
ALWAYS remained a mystery, but suspicion
always pointed strongly To Shellenberger,
though II could never be proven.
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Heavy Wash Outs.

LAKE PLEASANT, Mass July IL
This has been tie most severe rain ever
known in this locality. The waterin Lake
Pleasant IL two feet higher than ever be
tore There waSa raise IA the Connecticut
river of ten fUot in one hour. No trains
have passed here since morning. 4 wash
out j. reported on the FIIchDuTg road.
one hundred feet long aud twenty feet
deep. All carriage roads IN this vicinity
are hadiy damag, Il AMI many bridges have
been carried away.
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London Markets.

LONDON, July 24.-Discount was steady
during the past week at 1ia2. On stock
exchange business throughout was stag
uant, every department suffering alike, due
partly to the holiday season and partly 10
financial uncertainty. American railway
securities tluctuated at the opening of the
week, they were more active and higher,
but they relapsed on the announcement OF
the failure of the Baltimore and Ohio deal
on Friday; they recovered in response to
the New York advance, leaving a general
small advance on the week.
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THE BIRD HAD FLOWN.
X6ARIGLB, THE CONVICTED B00DLER, ES-
CAPES AN UNWARY SHERIFF.
Vain Search Over the G.y--Details Of The EscsPs-
A VISIT Heme-Ths Prisoner Seizss the
Opportunity 10 Join His Brother
Becdlers AcNSs the Line.

CHICAGO, July 24.-W. J. McGarigle,
the convicted boodler has escaped. All
day to-day, every available policeman and
detective in Chicago were trying vsinly to
find him. Last evening Sheriff Matson
drove up to the county Jail, and in few
minutes returned with McGarigle. The
destination was McGarigls's house. Upon
arriving there Sheriff Matson and his
charge dismountsd and entered tho hoa1k
McGarigie greeted his wifs and childpsa
very a6ectionstely, Ard a aQ0s 4hef
room. In few moments Ac0se Y went
up stairs 10 sse.~ The 6by,
Sheriff Matson remaining down stairs
in the front room. Although McGaigie
WAS out Of sight he WAS not out Of hearing
of the sheriff, who heard him talking In q
room upstairs. Presently he deecendcd,
and said he would like 10 take q bath.
Back of the front room in which Sheriff
Matson had remained WAS parlor bed
room and oil this the bath room. McGari.
- went into the back room, accompanied
Jy his wife. closed the door, and Sheriff
Matsou heard Ms. McGarigle tell the do
nestle 10 hiring some clean clothing Tor
Mr.. McGarigle Sheriff Matson could
hear water running in the hath tub. He
waited liberal time Tor the bath and
went TO the room and knocked and called
but received no respons". The Sheriff at
once made for the bath room, and upon
entering saw that McGarigle had not
changed his underwear aud had not been
in the bath. Then, came . hasty search
through the rooms, hut McGarigle had
disappeared entirely. The outhouses were
then searched, hut he WAS unable to find
any trace OF the prisoner.
W. j. McGarigle and Ed. Mcdonald, .
brother OF the noted gambler, were jointly
convicted short time ago for having been
engaged in the wholesale robbery Of Cook
county, as carried On by the boodlrr gang
for years. McGariglc M Warden Of the
county Hospital, and Mcdonald as en-
gineer Of the same institution, were each
sentenced 10 three years imPrison-
ment, and Judge Sheppard refused to ad.
init them 10 bail, aud they were In custody
awaiting the result of motion for new
trial. BEING the first convictions In the
boodle business, the case naturally excited
the strongest public interest, and IL he sue
cesslully eludes pursuit, the wrath Of the
community will be great indeed.
Although McGarigle was in the custody
OF the Sheriff on the case for which hs WAS
tried and convicted, he was still under
bonds Of over $6O 900 on twenty other in
dictments. This evening States Attorney
Grinn-ll declared unqualifedly that the
bnndsmen were yet liable, aud in Gaze
M,siarlglc waS not recapturcd, the bonds
would certainly he forfeited.
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RI5dIs,i Win Rullet.

TULLAHoMA, TENN, July 23-Dick
Hoover, the negro rapist who outraged s
negro woman near FOsteryille, Friday
evening, was surrounded by body of ne
gro men to-day at IL o'clock, Two miles
and half from Fosterville, and riddled
with bullets.
The body of Jesse Purcell, the murdered
section boss, was inferred to-day at his
home in TullahOma.
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JERSEY CITY, y. j., July 2+.-The
scenery, stage properties, costumes, etc, OF
the National Opera Company have been
seized by the Sheriff. Mrs. \. h. Thur
Der. of New York city, loaned So, 900 to
the company, and she has Instituted suit
10 recover the amount. Papers have been
served on Director Buckley, OF the COM
pany, at Patterson, and the Sheriff levied
on the goods, which are in storage.
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The ,I,p.firId Delegates.

CINCINNATI, o., July PA Mansfield
special to the Eaguir,r says that the Rich
land county convention yesterday chose
Senator John Sherman a. leader Of the
Richland county delegation Ia the Ohio
State Republican Convention. The con-
vention also adopted resolutions instruct
ing the delegates to iudOrse John Sherman
As candidate tor the Presidency.
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S.as~IIl T's.g~rrg 'T Hts klg%.r-
CHARLESTON, July 23.-A terrific ram
and hail storm PASSED over this section
Yesterday evening, lasting about an hour.
The wind blew luriOusly and many trees,
fences. sheds and other property we're
blown down aud destroyed. Great dam
aye WAS done 10 the crops. the corn suffer
iug particularly by being blown down and
broken OF. by the wind and hail During
the storm Two tine young horses belonging
10 Mr Wa. IL. Moore, a respectable larm-
er living three miles southeast OF town,
were struck by lightning anu killed.
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frs DON StItsd that the Brotherhood of
Telegraphers of the United States want to
buy the b. & o. Telegraph. They otter
$1,000, eco, $500, OOO cash down. GOULD
offered $3,OOO,OOO. Here would be a
splendid chance To test the cooperative
plan.
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The Nicaragua Canal Project.

WASHINGTON, July 2i.--At "A meeting
recently held in New York, the Nicaragua
Canal Association entered into Nh agree
ment with nn Incorporated construction
company TO complete an aNial location and
begin construction of The canal with tho
least possible delay. Prominent gentle
men in this city who are interested in the
project say that offers received from capi-
talisls at home and abroad Indicate that
the ''iccurate official information" cDu.
tanned in Menocal's report IL attracting q
good deal of attention. The company
will doubtless issue a public statement mt
an carly dgy
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W. !. MCGARIGLE, Chicsgo's convicted
bOOdler, has escaped. The Sheriff accom-
panied him home, and while the officer
thought MCCARIGLE WAS bathing the
prisoner made his escape. He WAS under
S6O, ,OOO, OOO bond, which will probably be
forfeited unless he Is recaptured. Re
ferred to JANE SHARP.
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A RumAn Killed.

CINCINNATI, o., July PA Nashville
special says: Last night at Fosterville,
Rutherford county, Jesse Purcell, a
section boss on the Nashville, Chat.
tanooga and St Louis Railroad,
assisted by one Phillips, held a eolored
girl named Palmer, while Dan Hoover,
colored, committed Q criminal outragt
upon her. This morninkS6herif d. Z.
Jarnett and q posse Epnd Phillips
ON q train, attempted to arrest
him and were fired upou by him. They
returned the fire and made . corpse of
him. The negro. Dan Hoover, was after
wards arrested, but escaped.
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SENATOR SHERMAN has captured one at
least-the Richland County Convention.
This will put little heart into the old
man and make the Toledo fight interest
ing. 1t may be added, as q postscript,
that the Senator lives in Richland county.
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Condensed TELEGRAMs.


Inc crop prospects 'h tue hoiHn racine
ha''roih territory are very ha''ei'ug
Alonzo Lumbert was drowned while
nathihg I'D the oientahxy h'et near
he'a"ae' w.
Lightning struck load Of hay near
Brazil, Ind, killed the horse and burned
the nay an" wagon
The Prohibition candidate ior Governor
OF kentucky claims that lac will yet nifty
thousand votes.
Mrs. Mary Faber, wife Of Prof faber.
Of talking machine fame, took paris green
in New York, with suicidal intent, on ac-
count Of poverty.
Eli Parks, Of Charlotte, Mich was torn
TO pieces by a EIad bnll, and bis remains
found scattered about the premises.
Clarence NieI.y yas horribly rnausIed
by beiDg caught in the cogs nf a Dutting
machin. at the Ohio Falls Car Works,
jeffersoDyilie, Ind.
Samnel Tschappat. Mayor Of Claringtou.
O. wa, arrested in Milwaukee. charvsd
with perjury a. witness I'm saloon pros.-
cntions 10 his town.
Four Of the distiIIeries OF 81. Louis have
decided to enter the DiStillers' Trust, and
are in favor Of shutting down all distillefics
unfavorably located.
Frank Rutbermund, aged eleven WA
drowned at VinceBnos, Ind; Walter
Frazier. aged eighteen, was drowned In
the Wabash near Lalzy etts, Ind.
Charles Rankin sevsn weary old was
killed ON a train on the n. T., r. d o.. st
Akron, o. He had been rendered dsaf by
scarlet fever, and did not see the train.
I, 1. ,enortsd that In. Bro,b.,hood of
Televrapber, have offered g.. 3.OpO. .O0O for
the Il. & o. Telegraph system, designing
10 control il by cooperative company.
Henry stottman vss s,rertsd In Cipcip.
matt charged With settips Gre ~ che stables
| 81 tbe CncinnzI Coal a1d Coke Comusov
He is half wittsd, and has mania for
arson.
The French steamship La Chsmpaes ID
credi,.d with making the ps~s.em 1ross
| oa.rns.own to No York IN dx days. bsipx
four hours better than tks record made BY
the Umbria.
A oolored man vas arrested by New
yo,k noi;cem.n WIN found him .stipy n
"a, Hr aid h. was doing Il in obedience
=. i,.,,,,.,io,.. t,o,n nj. ,.i,,;v~- in haven
,hs, % ,hs1 -, has. go
A., l..
p De-" a. 80. ~ . cr;n,-
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Accept Landlords Offer.

DUBLIN, July 24.-At a meeting of
campaign tenants ou the Vandelur estate
in West Clare to-day, it was decided to
accept the offer Of reduction of 30 per
cent in rents A special issue Of the Dub
lin Gazette announces that the following
counties have been fully proclaimed:
Kings, Lietrim, Sligo, Galway, Mayo,
Rosommon, Clare, Kerry.
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General Dunn Dead,

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 24.-Briga-
dier General VIM. Mckee Dunn, U. S.
army, retired, late Judge Advocate General,
died at his country residence, Maplewood,
Fairfax county, Va, this morning in his
I'D year.
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A Great Legacy

to hequeath to your children, is strong,
clean, pure constitution-better than
wealth, because it will never prove a
curse. You cannot give what you do not
possess, but mothers will find in DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription wonderful
help-correcting all weakness, bringing
their systems into perfect condition, so that
their children, untainted, shall rise up to
call them blessed!
There is not druggist in all the land
But always keeps = stock on hand
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Rs.s Ballist Dead.

PrTsBURG, PA, July 24.-Telegrams
Received in this c,Jy tonight announce the
death Of Al. McKinnon, the irst aSeman
Of the PIrtsburg haNs bali club, 1t his
home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where
he has been IN with typhoid fever for
about two weeks
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July PA special
from Great Harrington reports Is lives lost
by the flood. Particulars have not been
received Ii is reported the two dams gave
way in WIlliarlsburgh this evening
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STEVE BRuDIE, the bridge jumper, has
been knocked oGt by Slugger JOE RIDGE,
ofPittSburg, in seven rounds Mr.. BRODIE
had better stick to his bridge.
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Folks ieariag TEE city on short rdoItiOas or
for The SUmmc- cR Adrc the DAILY and
SUNDAT REGLSTER raiicd 10 their ad-
dress at NrHe rates aS deiirrred 6y oarrisr,
By leartRg lrord at REGISTER CORliiag
RDg,D
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THE STANDING OF THE CLrgs.

Below will be found the standing of the
Ohio League clubs, including Saturdays
games. Wheeling has fair hold on fourth
place, while Mansfield and Sandusky are
tie for the tail end.
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THE total value OF mineral products of
the United States has increased from lSS5
to lSS6, 81, 900 OOU.
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THE pttSbUrg managers have decided
that the Giants" can not have MORRIS,
the left-handed pitcher.
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De. MCGLYSN says he is still priest
and always will be one. Perhaps the
Pope has something to say about it,
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THS W RATHER

For West Virginia, local rains, variable winds
and higher temperature,
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather, yari-
able winds generally eSStcrly.
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\ BARGE with seven persons aboard was
lost in Lake Michigan.
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A Preacher Killed.

srARKyILLE, Miss, July "a. Rev. W.
II. GstIin, pastor Of Ashland, was killed
to-day By officers who were attempting 70
arrest him. He bsres saod eha1aesa.
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DROUrH has lowered the condition Of
the corn crop.
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EIGHT persons were injured in wreck
on the Is. X q. ut Pittsburg. One died.
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SEVERE rains, with waShOut accompanl
meuts, are reported in Massachusetts.
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Will Proclaim Inaependenee.

CONsTANTINOPLE, July 24.-Advice re-
ceived here indicate that the BulgarAsns
are about TO proclaim their independence.
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You can't afford 70 laugh. Apepf1Da
Unlexs your teeth are 49, -
UnIess your mooth = brak - swss4
And yoas tso Iips 10 ro11nq6e -:
And yoa faspos M - >D1e5. y
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High Grade California Wines.
Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. ID. Rich Il Co.,
735 Broadway,
New York City.
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Badly Done Up.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CoLUMBUs, July 2i-lt was demon
strated to-day that Columbus can play
bail if they try. They jumped onto Blair,
Manstield's best twirler, for eighteen clean
hits, though they earned but four runs.
Mansfield got hut Que scratch off IIandiboe
and one base on bills, Grumhling scoring
OH wild throw and passed ball by Muir
ply.
INNINGS ...........l , 2 I 5 6 s.
Columbus ........ ........l o = l o.
Triple, Higgins; double, Schwartz;
struck out, by Handiboe :, by Blair |;
errors, and /. In hut two innings did
Mansfield have more than three men at the
bat; in the fourth and fifth four men bat
ted.
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Batteries-Earthquake, Leach, Fitz-
gerald, River Bank Sleepers, Pritchard
and Tucker.
A thinning game of ball was PLAYED
yesterday between the White Lilies and
tine Wharf rats which resulted in victory
for the former by "a score of L. 10 II. Bat
terry, Gray and Norman, Richardson and
Mack.
The Il IL o. and Ohio River game yes
terlay resulted:
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Sunday GAMES.

The following local clubs crossed bats
yesterday;
The GrumbleTs vs.. the HustlerS was the
base ball attraction on the Tunnel Green,
yesterday, resulting ~ follows:
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Our MINERAL PRODUCTS.

BRIG. GEN. VIII. MCKEE DUNN is dead.
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WILL BE SHORT.

Condensation is demanded by the age in
which We live. No more need of long in-
Productions and long applications, and so
many divisions in discourse that it may
be said to be hydra-headed. In other days
men got all their information from the
pulpit. There were few books and there
were no newspapers, and there was little
travel from place to place, and people would
sit and listen two and half hours to a
religious discourse, and "seyenteenthly"
would fiud them fresh and clipper In
those days there was enough time for
man to take an hour to cool of. But
what was a necessity then Is a superfuity
now. Congregations are full of knowledge
from books, from newspapers, from rapid
and continuous intercommunication and
long disguisitiens Of what they know
already, will not be abided. Ifa religious
teacher cannot compress what he wishes to
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vrCARIoUs SUFFERING.

to me on locomotive i'll Dakota: I'VE
men seem TO be coming to better apprecia'
ton than We used TO. Did you see that
account the other day of an engineer who
t0 save his passengers stuck to his place,
and when he was found dead i'll the loco
motive, which was upside down, he was
found still smiling, his hand on the air
brake?" And as the engineer said it to
me, he put his hand On the air-brake TO il
lustrate his meaning, and looked at him
and thought: You would be Just As much
of hero in the same crisis
oh, in that religious discourse of the fut-
ure there will be living illustrations taken
out from everyday life of vicarUus suffer
ing-illustratiOns that will bring 10 mind
the ghastlier sacrifice of Him who in the
high places of the field, on the cross fought
our battles, and wept our grieis, and en-
dured our struggle, and died our death.
A German sculptor made an image of
Christ, and he asked his little child two
years old who it was, aud she said That
must be some very great man" The sculp-
tor was displeased with the criticism, 80 he
got another block of marble, and cbiselled
away on it two or three years, and then
he brought in his little child, four or five
years of age, and be said to her: who do
you think that is?'' She said: That
must be the One who took little children
in and blessed them" Then the sculptor
was satisfied. Oh, my friends, what the
world wants is not a cold Christ, not an
intellectual Christ, not severely magis-
terial Christ, but a loving Christ, spread
ing out his arms of sympathy to press the
world To His loving heart.
But, remark again, that the religious
discourse of the future